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lift Pae 6 THE CINCINNATI POST He Writes Against Time PAUL KENNEDY TODAY: In Which Man of Opinions Gives a Few -TUESDAY MAY 20 1941 Madonna High Pupil Wins Prize chestra WKRC Morton Nellie WeIch' Madonna High orchestra light riaii music: lh001 pupil won first prize in a WCKY to health essay contest conducted with Itington Cairns Mark for Negro high school pupils by Van Tate Cincinnati Anti-Tuberculosis Swift Travels" :00 WSAL Amcr Music" Bernard Wagenaar as League it was announced Tucs-Amcrican day The 7:00 WLW Presents1 Charles adaptation of Edith Also heard: Ray orchestra and the Swing Fourteen WCKY of Missing Heirs" reuniting two sisters as claimants to an unclaimed legacy 7:15 WCTO Col Sherrill in report of City office being broadcast on 31 stations Ezra Stone of Family" likely to direct a Broadway musical this year if the draft passes him by Tun daughter Ruth is hostess at a New Haxen radio station announcement was made by Dr Charles A Neal league president Edith Norman Walnut Hills High School won second place and Juanita Bradshaw Madonna third IT ALL STARTED over the luncheon table when aomebody idly wondered how many orchestras in the business were making any money these days A little later we asked Abe Lyman for an opinion And asking Abe if he has an opinion would be like asking if A Bell had a telephone guest conductor in salute to the International Society for Contemporary Music featuring his own composition Concert a for Flute Harp Violincello and Orchestra" WLW Bob Hope broadcasting from Naval Training Station San Diego with Priscilla Lane as guest with Jerry Colonna Bill Goodwin Skinnay orchestra Six Hits and a Miss IM as1 Pitttnmrsf Aatamaflc Gaa Water Hralm SAFE-RELIABLE A A Storage Heaters Pittsburg Wafer Heater Sales Division Inc 310 8th St PA 5471 5473 Dennis Day prepares for long tour 1:80 WCPO visiting retail stores: WCKY of with Charles Ruggles Benny Rubin Betty Jane Rhodes Lurene Tuttle others WLW Humor" with Ton Wallace Virginia Verrill Marlin Hurt and Linn Borden with Bob Strong's orchestra Mentioning Tom Howard whom you heard on a regular program for quite a while brings up a few others whom- not hearing but who are doing all right for themselves Pick and Pat are heard regularly on a small southern network Singing Sam in the event been feeling sad about not hearing him anymore has been doing a lot of transcription work and last year was among top money earners things look black for the band business he thinks 7:50 WCPO for light classical music WCKY "First Nighter" drama with Barbara Luddy Les Tre-mayne WLW "Treasure Chest' with Horace Heidt's orchestra Mimi Cabanne Donna- and Her Don Juans Ronnie Kemper Frankie Carle Program from Cleveland WSAL Bee' Bill Slater as quiz master with Ben Bemie and Susan Shaw as guests WSAL Central Station" five Broadway actors in the cast: Kent Smith Elspeth Eric Hume Cronyn Paul Stewart and Allan Reed WCKY "We the People" Gabriel Heatter presenting: David McLain Scotch farmer who captured Hess Lieut William Osipoff saved in parachute rescue over San Diego Lee Wiley night club singer Charles Meas- ure who founded the Gold Cross' Ambulance squad WLW of the Sexes" Julia Sanderson! and Frank Crumit refereeing between teams composed of four women golfers: Patty Berg Helen Hicks Harb Maureen Orcutt and: Helen Ditweiler vs four members of Professional Golfers Assn: WKRC with Jimmy Scribner 8:30 WLW McGee and with Marian and Jim Jordan Bill Thompson Harold Peary Isabel Randolph and music by the Men and Billy or- Incidentally that radio show Time" is one of the greatest long-range meal tickets In the music business The orchestra there is a group of radio musicians Abe picked personally The outfit uses his name and his arrangements When In New York he actually leads the baud been going on for years and shows every sign of continuing It makes Abe the only band leader In the country able to eat his cake and have his one-nighters too Abe's opinion the Dodgers will cop the National League pennant Abe opines the Reds will be lucky to stay out of the second division ASCAP is about to be blown wide open in Abe's opinion The Cardinals have the finest young pitching staff in the country in Abe's opinion but susceptible to that peculiar type of pressure known as the In Abe's opinion but wait a minute what about the orchestras? In opinion there are not more than six orchestras in the whole business able to command their price: Kay Kyser Glenn Miller Eddie Duchin Xavier Cugat Jimmy and Tommy Dorsey The rest will play for anything from marbles to chalk That says Abe adds up to one thing: The orchestra business has cooked its own goose The biggest name bands in the business with but few exceptions will play New York spots for scale salary to the men and $250 a week to the leader just to get radio time Abe who has a band doing a radio program week in and week out isn't much worried but just the same In his cottage by the Palisades known es Booby Thatch Norman Corwin is typing against time Works Out His Own Plays To Stave Off His Own Obit He's Got to Turn Out Pitchfork Capturer Finally on Program Last week the People" made a valiant last minute at-attempt to switch their show to Scotland to pick up David McLain Scottish ploughman who captured Rudolph Hess with a pitchfork Two things interfered They couldn't get the lines cleared in time and it was doubtful if Americans could understand Mr McLain because of his terrific Scotch burr In the meantime however the lines have been straightened out and Pitchfork Davey has had time to rehearse his little speech until he has it thinned out to the consistency of porridge Incidentally this the People" show entered competition this week with of all people Bing Crosby outfit stepped out and signed up Lieut Lowrey who piloted the plane which rescued Lieut Walter Osipoff when his parachute fouled as he was bailing out With this choice plum snapped up for a guest appearance the stepped out and took the next best signing up Osipoff Three Arts Club Story on Radio FUR Notes and Stuff From Off the Cuff goes into mothballs for a 13-week stretch June 14 Jimmy band opens a engagement at Ault Park Saturday May 24 Radio wire undecided Dennis Day set for a 10-week stage tour beginning June 5 German bombs had made seven hits on network studios in London three on NBC and four on CBS To date only one broadcaster in London has been wounded Fred Bates of NBC having gotten a bad ear wound Dorothea Bock 224 Kinsey avenue wins the WCKY trip to Washington award leaving May 27 A1 morning shot to CBS is now FIFTH AT RACE How the Three Arts Club of Cincinnati enables deserving and talented young women to obtain training in music painting and allied activity through its scholarships will be told in a 15-minute drama Song in Her Heart" to be heard over WSAI Tuesday at 8:30 The drama was adapted by Dick Powell of the WSAI continuity division from a longer play by Miss Maurie Jacobs prominent in Three Arts Club work It will tell some of the individual stories behind the applications of young people for the scholarships The awards on which the radio presentation is based are four They include the Bamhorn Schot ership subscribed by students the Beta Scholarship which provides a hone for one or two young women who have received money for their actual studies elsewhere and is subscribed by the Three Aits Club the Alice Mary Houston Scholarship in music maintained by a member of the Three Aits Board and the board schol-arrhip subscribed by the board of directors and others PERMANENT WAVES REDUCE at I CHARM We scientifically contour your figure by taking off the I pounds or Inches needed HO PHYSICAL EXERCISES NO ST AU ATMHV D1XTS NO SWEAT BATHS Ws staid atam with "MUR-I KOALER MA8SAGEB" a Lite aad LmA Li Half-Hour Program Every Seven Days BY HENRY LEE NEW YORK May Twenty-five minutes from New York in Landing near Nyack in a little 1 thatched cottage which has fittingly been renamed Booby Thatch Norman Corwin is fighting his fight against time Each day at 9 he rises an earnest preoccupied man with a mop of brown curly hair and goes Into his garden There amid dogwood and tulips he writes And writes And writes Weekly he must write produce a half hour radio program not routinized stuff hut intelligently turned drama comedy whatnot At the moment only three weeks ahead of himself but booked for a solid 26 weeks on the valuable Sunday night time and $25000 cash expenditures are being allowed All on the basis of Corwin and pot anything that's down on paper It Would Be His Obit about them if come through?" Mr Corwin said gloomily can always throw in the organ What about me? I'm a ruined man professionally my obit is Mr shows entitled "26 by are Columbia Workshop presentations over on Sunday evenings at 9:30 -idea is a variety of good adult Mr Corwin said "and I think there's a place for it I can exploit forms and techniques not given a break In tadio Instance like to do the Book of Esther in an operetta-think of the lust vengeance murder plots to assassinate and the love stories like to do a murder story because been done as well as it can be on the air My story would have all the build-up and suspense but st the end discover there hadn't been any murder in the first place About 40 Ideas got about 40 ideas all told half of which I think are He devotes a full five-day week to each script and when one flops as has happened already pretty near disastrous He'd like to get four shows ahead of himself and then feel safe then another thing" he said "my scripts are never After they're mimeographed and rehearsed I make changes in them I even make changes while the cast is out eating between the West Coast broadcast and the later one Sort of stimulates them" Mr Corwin a native of Boston worked 10 years on newspapers in his home state then went to Europe and came back as a radio publicity man A few years ago he sold a New York station on a show called Poetic License in which he treated literature lovingly but irreverently William Lewis vice president in charge of programs liked it and brought him over three years ago as a director Since produced innumerable top-rank radio shows had one script taken by Hollywood and done a stretch of writing out there but by is the most arduous assignment he's ever had Mirror Turning To Wood hardest effect I ever had to produce" he said the of a mirror turning to wood It was a glass company program and the announcer had said 'What if all our mirrors were turned to the five-second effect used five or six people three of them to quickly run up the strings of a grand piano and then two others to tap a piece of metal and wood plink-plank That was the mirror turning to wood in these shows trying to shift the emphasis to story and acting and music Music hasn't been used enough dramatically mean I'd support two lovers in a scene with some schmaltz on the cello but I might let the music tell the story without any actors at all And I certainly could kiss the the initials for the freedom they've allowed Womeg Expert Attendants Personal Privacy NATH DEPARTMENT COMPLETE SERVICE REGISTER NOW AT SUMNER HATES 10 TREATMENTS $15 MtfftRAW ASALOnl va MTIMATIOIIAI MN BBTUiB IT MUIY ONCMNA1V (MUNI AKTMIIA CANAM National DistiUert Prod CorpNY-90 Proof -lOffh grain neutral spirits AO 6STr 1771 40 6th St PArkway 1171 Play Safe Contest Picture No 49 When you drive USE When you walk BEWARE In Xhs rnst Tnesday Mof so Radio Programs for Two Days 3rogram Salutes Modern Musicians Saluting the first festival in this country of the International Society for Contemporary Music the American program over NBC-WSAI Tuesday at 9 P- will be dedicated to the1 celebration Dr Frank Black will yield his baton to Bernard Wagenaar internationally known conductor and composer and a director of the society who will direct one of his own compositions "Triple Concerto for Flute Harp Violincello and Dr Carletoh Sprague Smith chief of the music division of the New York Public Library will give a brief talk on the aims and achievements of the festival first held in Salzburg in 1923 The United States festival is being observed until May 25 Wagenaar bom In Holland I came to the United States in 1920 and from 1921 to 1923 was violinist in the New York Philharmonic Orchestra I pN(NeMeeeMMfMfNMM WITH THE NEW HEAR TUESDAY NIGHT 80 13CS 100 was 1530 a issa Rede ve Boston Reds vs Boston Reds vs Boston Reds vs Boston Newt Patsy Montana Carter Family Cowboy Slim BrckrtMr Wife Stella Drllu Loren ao Jones Youoi Widdtr BrownN Barton 3:18 Reds va Bortan SiSOiRrdr vr Barton vr Bortnn Oklahoma Outlaws Oklahoma Outlaws But Johnson Roundup Time 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